Gulf News - 2017-02-10

• Ethnic cleansing
• May on course to trigger EU divorce talks
• Bahrain foils escape bid by fugitives
• Suspense continues in Tamil Nadu
• Bad driving killed 40 last year
• The soldiers raped us, one by one’
• At a glance: Plight of the Rohingya
• Father’s driving licence suspended for sons’ faults
• Kinokuniya closed for relocation in Dubai Mall
• Penalties of 22 drug convicts changed
• Building UAE-Japan cultural bridge through Hokkaido food
• Fifty women begin 120km desert trek
• Abdullah hails diplomatic academy
• Dialogue on happiness tomorrow
• GCC defence spending ‘to rise this year’
• Domestic workers get legal protection
• New Somali leader draws cheers in Mogadishu’s streets
• Turkish forces enter Daesh stronghold
• Terrorist tag for Revolution­ary Guards ‘could endanger US troops’
• Trump’s letter breaks ice with China’s Xi
• Study on moving capital from Manila
• BJP, SP-Congress combine go all out as campaign of attrition ends in western UP
• Bank staff shame loan defaulters into paying their dues
• Sharif launches Green Pakistan scheme
• Merkel hopes to step up deportatio­ns
• Radiation risk ruled out in France explosion
• Melania controvers­y not new; Roosevelt pitched hotdog buns
• US stops vetting Nauru refugees
• Top Catholic official hits out at ‘anti-religion’ agendas
• Power cut triggers blame game in Australia
• UK needs a post-Brexit reshaping
• Peace in Cyprus is indeed possible
• Astana a key step towards peace in Syria
• May set to win Brexit authority
• Indian schools performing well and can aim higher
• Trump’s dark art of the tweet
• How real is the image of the loving grandparen­t?
• US and Russia have no moral equivalenc­e
• Harnessing the politics of disruption
• How to help an immigrant who’s under attack
• Living with a depressed mum
• Online trolling is as bad as real-life harassment
• The gaming world needs more diversity to address racist and sexist games
• Women attack each other more often than men
• Face the trolls to end abuse
• Boeing wins $13.8b Singapore Air order
• Germany surplus to fuel US friction
• Dana Gas posts lower profit in 2016
• Air Arabia swings to Dh38.6m loss
• Hyperloop impact hard to predict
• RAK bullish on Europe amid euro blip
• Supply growth in Dubai hotels drags profits down
• Jollibee eyes expansion in UAE
• Investcorp targets US service sector, UK property
• Twitter troubles deepen as loss widens
• IBM venture ushers in new computing era
• How to protect quantum computing
• Standing alone in a virtual world
• Twitter plans to hide abusive tweets
• Is this the best of times or worst of times?
• Snapchat IPO has all the makings of an uber outcome
• Chinese bitcoin exchanges more alert
• Goldman hedge fund folding London operations
• Henderson sees outflows as assets rise
• RAK in talks for dollar bond
• Kuwait to modernise its bourse
• Total decision on Iran gas project depends on renewal of US waivers
• Nigeria’s output woes a boon for Saudi Arabia
• Kohli, Vijay flay Bangladesh attack
• Ponting: Cook could carve up Sachin’s record
• Sri Lanka recall Malinga for Australia tour
• ‘Australia churning and burning young talent’
• Javed’s inputs a shot in the arm for Lahore
• MISBAH LIKELY TO REMAIN SKIPPER FOR WINDIES TOUR
• Furyk adjusts selection criteria for US team
• Al Ahli wary of neighbours’ backlash
• UAE ground work for Egyptian Super Cup hailed
• Dibba dent Al Ain’s title ambitions THE BOSS REMAIN SEVEN POINTS BEHIND LEADERS AL JAZIRA
• Hall borrows a plane and plans to catch up along the way
• Relief for Ranieri as Foxes stay in the hunt for FA Cup
• Juventus extend Serie A lead after seeing Roma narrow gap
• Payet opens Marseille account in win
• Kalou’s miss gifts Dortmund Cup ticket
• Surprise package Alaves set for Copa del Ray dream date
• Clifford joins novice England back row against Wales
• Under-fire Wenger calls for Arsenal unity
• Pyeongchan­g marks one-year countdown to Winter Games
• Birthday boy Thompson leads Warriors’ rally
• Madrid Open wild card for Sharapova
• Blackhawks tame Wild on Toews’ overtime goal
• Lionheart
• Manjusha Radhakrish­nan,
• Who has inspired you?
• How was filming with a lion as a passenger, and will you return to the UAE for future films?
• What started you thinking about playing him again?
• If not by hook, then by crook
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

Gulf News - 2017-02-09

Gulf News - 2017-02-11